For the second consecutive year, Mr. Melandro's fifth-grade class participated in a fun and heartwarming video illustrating the closing of one chapter and the beginning of the next as students make the "jump" from Tangier Smith Elementary School to William Paca Middle School. The video was created by parent and photographer Jenny Zaglool. Congratulations to the students and best wishes in middle school!

William Floyd Teachers and the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Community Library will be partnering again this summer to bring the Teachers’ Story Corner to children in our community! Story corner sessions will take place Thursdays beginning July 10 and run each Thursday through August 21! Please note that the Teachers' Story Corner will not take place on July 31.

Summer Music will allow students to continue their musical development beyond the school year. The cost is $180 per student to participate in the Summer Music program. Students will learn and practice their skills in a small, relaxed setting. Please note that transportation is not available.

On Saturday, June 28, William Floyd High School held its 66^th commencement ceremony to celebrate the approximately 800 students who completed the requirements for graduation and became William Floyd's latest alumni! Family and friends gathered to watch their loved ones walk across the stage and receive their high school diplomas. The event was also simultaneously livestreamed for those who could not be in attendance.

The faculty at Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School closed out the 2024-25 school year by putting a big twist on a time-honored elementary school tradition – field day. On the last day of school, Nathaniel Woodhull Elementary School hosted its first-ever Faculty Field Day competition. School principal Dr. Heather Murillo, assistant principal Mrs. Erica Peralta and 34 of the dedicated teachers and staff at Nathaniel Woodhull dressed up in large, inflatable costumes and competed in a variety of fun-filled activities in front of the entire student body.

On Thursday, June 26, approximately 220 members of the William Floyd High School Class of 2025 donned their caps and gowns and headed back to their former elementary schools for a “Walk Down Memory Lane!”